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Stagflation in 2026: What It Means for Everyday Life and Why Bitcoiners Are Paying Attention

Stagflation is moving from a niche macro term to a potential defining theme for 2026. For Bitcoin holders and broader crypto investors, understanding what it means – and what it doesn’t – is becoming as important as tracking ETF flows… Read More »Stagflation in 2026: What It Means for Everyday Life and Why Bitcoiners Are Paying Attention

Bitcoin Slides to $68K as Trump Threatens to ‘Obliterate’ Iranian Power Plants

Bitcoin’s latest pullback is less about on-chain data or funding rates and more about a single geopolitical shock: a new threat from the White House targeting Iran’s power infrastructure and the Strait of Hormuz. What Triggered Bitcoin’s Overnight Drop Overnight,… Read More »Bitcoin Slides to $68K as Trump Threatens to ‘Obliterate’ Iranian Power Plants

Bitcoin Funding Rates Turn Deeply Negative as Traders Brace for US Jobs Shock

Bitcoin’s derivatives market lit up ahead of the latest US jobs report, offering one of the clearest looks in months at how macro stress migrates into crypto. Funding rates for Bitcoin perpetual futures flipped sharply negative while open interest stayed… Read More »Bitcoin Funding Rates Turn Deeply Negative as Traders Brace for US Jobs Shock

Inside Bitcoin’s $70K ‘Options Magnet’: How $13B in Open Interest Is Steering Price Action

Bitcoin’s behavior around $70,000 in early March looked perplexing if you only watched it through a simple “risk assets down” lens. While oil markets absorbed one of their sharpest shocks in years and shipping risk in the Strait of Hormuz… Read More »Inside Bitcoin’s $70K ‘Options Magnet’: How $13B in Open Interest Is Steering Price Action